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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1969

Page

2

Ohio University Faculty Lead National Communication Group

Professor Robert S. Goyer of Ohio University was elected president of the National Society for the Study of Communication at its 17th annual Cleveland conference. Dr. Edward N. Penson spoke on communicative processes in the university, with contributions from Ralph E. Kliesch Hugh M. Culbertson James A. Anderson John B. Fink Maung Gyi Kenneth R. Williams Jr. and Charles M. Ros among others.

Robert S. Goyer Ohio University Center For Communication Studies National Society For the Study of Communication Doctor Goyer College of Communiation NSS Cleveland Edward N. Penson Ralph E. Kliesch Hugh M. Culbertson School of Journalism James A. Anderson John B. Fink Maung Gyi Kenneth R. Williams Jr Charles M. Ros

Pleads No Contest To Drunken Driving

Henry Cleland Jr. of Athens Route 2 pleaded no contest to driving while intoxicated. He was arrested by city police early Tuesday and pleaded guilty to unsafe operation, fined $35 and costs. He posted $300 bond and will appear in Municipal Court May 7 for the hearing.

Henry Cleland Jr Athens Cleland

Freshman Bertram Williams Pleads Innocent in Assault Charges

Ohio University freshman Bertram W. Williams of Maple Heights pleaded innocent in Municipal Court to two counts of assault and battery arising from an incident in Memorial Auditorium. Bond set at 66 dollars, 33 per count, with a hearing scheduled for May 7 at 9 a.m. Prosecution witnesses include George T. Bebout and Anthony Sabatino. A separate disorderly conduct charge against Kenneth Turrill was dismissed with costs to the city.

Bertram W. Williams Ohio University Maple Heights Memorial Auditorium Williams George T. Bebout Anthony Sabatino Amsterdam Kenneth Turrill

Law Day Activities Highlight Athens County Events

Students from four area high schools will tour the Athens County courthouse and jail on Law Day. Judge Gordon Gray will speak at a luncheon while attorneys Parker Walker and John Newcomb address the public. Prosecutor Claire Ball outlined Law Day goals and the contrast between freedom under law and tyranny under Communism.

Arthur Marinelli Jr Joseph Gerig Athens County Claire Ball Ball Athens County Bar Association U. S Athens Federal Hocking Nelsonville - York Glouster High School Board of Elctions Gordon Gray Fourth District Court of Appeals Buckeye Law Day Parker Walker John Newcomb American Legion Home Federal Hocking High School Franklin Sheeter Kiwanis Club William Rowland Lions Club

Scholarly Books Exhibit at Ohio University Library

A display of 25 scholarly books, published in 1968 and chosen for design and production excellence, runs at Ohio University's new library through May 9 under Ohio University Press sponsorship. The AAUP annual book show selects titles from 3,200 new releases by 68 member presses.

Ohio University Ohio University Press Association of American University Presses AAUP Ian MacKenzie

Attorney Tells About Law System at Law Day Talk

Gerald Mollica addressed Athens Rotary Club at Ohio University Inn on Law Day. He examined Roman and Jewish jurisprudence facing Jesus Christ and how both systems were misused by a hysterical crowd to speed justice.

Jesus Christ Gerald Mollica Athens Rotary Club Ohio University Inn Mollica Christ

Ohio University workers wear armbands in pay raise protest

AFSCME members at Ohio University and Athens Mental Health Center observe a day of mourning, wearing black armbands to protest the Ohio General Assembly’s inaction on a $1,500 across the board pay raise. A House bill for an $852 raise may avert a walkout, but locals call it unsatisfactory.

Ohio University Psychology Department The Athens Mental Health Center Ohio University Ben Fortney Ohio University Afscme McGee

B and O Hearing On Campus Rail Safety

Ohio University students pressed for safer crossings near campus tracks as PUCO official Charles Greer advised seeking university action or court orders. The hearing focused on unsafe conditions from tracks dividing South Green Lakeview and new apartments, with options for private or public crossings and cost sharing between the university city and railroad.

Ohio University B&o Charles Greer Public Utilities Commission of Ohio PUCO South Green Lakeview University Tabashnick J. G. Miller Greer Athens Court of Common Pleas

Man forfeits $58 in late court appearance

Twenty minutes late for his hearing James Tyree of Athens Apartments forfeited $58 in Municipal Court for disorderly conduct after not appearing before Judge Franklin Sheeter. Tyree was to be in court by 10 a.m. to answer the charge stemming from Lakeview Apartments Tuesday night after being told to leave.

James Tyree Athens Apartments Franklin Sheeter Tyree Sam Ebien Lakeview Apartments

School Levy Topic on WOUB Dialogue Program

The Athens City School levy will be discussed on WOUB Radio's Dialogue program on Wednesday at 9 p.m. The city-wide issue relates to the May 6 primary ballot. Sam Henderson, Sol Rosenberg, and Herman Humphrey will answer questions from a panel and callers during the hour-long program.

Athens City Woub Radio Sam Henderson Sol Rosenberg Board of Education Herman Humphrey Support Our WOUB Doug Caldwell

Man Fined In Municipal Court For Letting Dog Run At Large

Mickey Bumpass of 51 Stimson Ave. was fined $2 and court costs Tuesday after pleading guilty to a police charge from April 19 for permitting a dog to run at large in Municipal Court.

Mickey Bumpass Stimson Ave Bumpass

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